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let loose
verb as in caper
verb as in celebrate
Strong matches
verb as in free
Strong matches
verb as in frolic
verb as in have a ball
verb as in liberate
verb as in manumit
Strong matches
verb as in play
Strongest match
Strong matches
verb as in revel
Strong matches
verb as in roister
Strong matches
verb as in romp
verb as in wassail
Example Sentences
Two drives later, Moss let loose another deep ball, only for it to sail too far inside of wideout Zachariah Branch.
Do business people want to see that horse, now creaking with age and even more touchy and unpredictable, let loose in the ICU all over again?
The question makes Stutzman throw his head back and let loose with that laugh.
“I also feel that I’ve seen him open up, let loose, really show his true personality. He quickly became the person he was meant to be.”
Whether carbon emissions are cut to begin with, or pulled out of the atmosphere after they’ve already been let loose, climate scientists stress that there is no time to waste.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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